Posted by: adodupan
Date: August 22, 2011 09:30PM

 



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Re: About CSS
Posted by: gordon451
Date: August 28, 2011 01:04PM

Hi adodupan -

I just ran your CSS past the jigsaw.W3C CSS validator. It's what I thought:
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The pseudo-element ::-moz-selection can't appear here in the context css21 [-moz-selection]

OTOH, removing one of the ":" gives:
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Unknown pseudo-element or pseudo-class :-moz-selection

Can't help you further without some more context.

Gordon.

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Posted by: adodupan
Date: August 28, 2011 09:52PM

 



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Re: About CSS
Posted by: guenter
Date: August 28, 2011 10:10PM

You have a mail with address from sterndaler/yahoo.com.
look also at http://kmeleonbrowser.org/forum/profile.php?1,5

I think that user.css has a bug.

Re: About CSS
Posted by: gordon451
Date: August 29, 2011 01:03PM

Hi adodupan -

Thanks for the context. I tried the snippet in my userContent.css, but it would only work on page text, not in text-boxes. (I do remember a thread in the Opera forums about getting css things to work in text-boxes, and it was not encouraging. Sometimes they would work! Half the problem is that inside the text-box is not actually part of the web page :O)

Having said that, I'm afraid that (for me) XUL is a little bit deeper than a parking-lot puddle -- I'm used to working on web pages rather than the innards of a browser tongue sticking out smiley -- although I cannot see any reason why well-formed script should not result in well-formed code which should work. It may get back to the text-box thing in the Opera forum I mentioned.

@Guenter - How would user.css have a bug? Or would that be in the browser itself?

Gordon.

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Re: About CSS
Posted by: guenter
Date: August 29, 2011 01:10PM

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gordon451

@Guenter - How would user.css have a bug? Or would that be in the browser itself?

Yes a browser bug. I dimply remember that there was a problem.

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Posted by: adodupan
Date: August 29, 2011 04:24PM

 



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Re: About CSS
Posted by: guenter
Date: August 29, 2011 07:18PM

Done.

I wonder why Phorum did not let me attach both pictures to a single post? sad smiley

They were small enough AFAIK.



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Re: About CSS
Posted by: gordon451
Date: August 30, 2011 08:23AM

Ta-DAAAAA! Found it! smiling smiley

OK. It's a My.Opera forum, but the message is the same. Look in here.

The basics are that "...form elements are undefined in the W3C CSS2.1 specification." and "All input form elements are "boxes", but only defined by the User Agent. This means that these boxes are not accessible to the CSS renderer, and their treatment is not defined in the CSS specs (at least at v2.1...)".

But read the full post for the gory details.

Gordon.

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Posted by: adodupan
Date: August 31, 2011 05:25AM

 



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